U.S. intercepts Nigerian-owned supertanker over suspected oil theft, piracy and drug trafficking
[Hallmark - Nigeria] - 11/12/2025
The United States Coast Guard, supported by the U.S. Navy, has seized a Nigerian-owned supertanker, Skipper, amid serious allegations of crude oil theft, piracy, and involvement in transnational organised crime. Skipper, a 20-year-old Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) with IMO Number 9304667, is (…)
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